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Emerging Market Loans

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  • Azerbaijan State Railway tapped its original lending group for $62m of the $75m top-up it is seeking to add as a third five year tranche on its 2008 credit line, according to a banker familiar with the deal.
  • Mercuria Energy, a Singaporean subsidiary of the Swiss commodities trader, will increase a two tranche revolver to $500m after attracting commitments from 18 banks in syndication — highlighting the depth of appetite for this sector in Asia.
  • Bankers working on Sberbank’s $2bn three year loan — the largest syndicated loan for a Russian bank — have reported a lacklustre retail response during syndication. The deal, which is set to be signed next week, saw 14 banks join at the top level.
  • Amvig, the paper packaging manufacturer, has increased a three year loan to HK$900m ($116m), after the borrower secured commitments from 19 banks attracted by the company’s exposure to China and high corporate governance standards.
  • Lenovo, the Chinese computer manufacturer, plans to close a $500m five year revolver on Friday, after receiving around $80m in commitments to the fully underwritten loan.
  • Canara Bank launched a long-awaited $175m loan on Monday, over a month after the Indian borrower initially planned to come to market.